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SUMMARY:Library: When It All Burns
DESCRIPTION:Come on an unforgettable journey to the fire line. See what hap
 pens\n  when it all burns\, understand why it all burns\, and learn how we
  must\n  reimagine our relationship with fire in California.\nMost of us h
 ave only seen California wildfires from a distance—smoke\n  in the air or 
 a red glow on the horizon. But in this powerful event\,\n  wildland firefi
 ghter and author Jordan Thomas takes us to the front\n  lines through stun
 ning photographs and firsthand stories from battling\n  California’s most 
 destructive fires. In When It All Burns\,\n  Thomas recounts a single\, br
 utal six-month fire season with the Los\n  Padres Hotshots—the special for
 ces of America’s firefighters. Being a\n  hotshot is among the most diffic
 ult jobs on earth. Thomas viscerally\n  renders his crew’s attempts to bat
 tle flames that are often too\n  destructive to contain. He uncovers the h
 idden cultural history of\n  megafires\, revealing how humanity’s symbioti
 c relationship with\n  wildfire became a war—and what can be done to chang
 e it back.\nExceptional. . . . When It All Burns is one of those books tha
 t\n  immerses the reader in the nuances of a world most of us know only\n 
  through the lens of tragedy and destruction. Thomas’ visceral\,\n  crysta
 lline prose only adds fuel to the fire.” —Los Angeles Times\n&quot\;Passio
 nately told\, impeccably researched and important. . . .\n  while Thomas’s
  detailed descriptions of grueling brush-hacking\n  sessions and near-cons
 tant life-threatening scenarios are riveting\,\n  the book’s power comes f
 rom its methodical\, clear-eyed and convincing\n  explanation of how we wo
 und up here in the first place—in a world\n  where megafires inevitably ra
 ge out of control\, annihilating every\n  town and ecosystem in their path
 .&quot\; —Washington Post\n“A riveting story of the costs of climate chang
 e and the realities of\n  this terrifying work\, as well as an examination
  of the history that\n  got us here and the very real lives now at risk.” 
 —New York Times\n“Wedding anthropological research and elegant description
 s of the\n  natural world\, Thomas builds an argument for a clear\n  solut
 ion.&quot\; —The New Yorker\n“Thomas brings us to the front lines\, deftly
  pulling the reader to\n  the edge of the fire in evocative writing that r
 eads like a thriller…\n  Thinking about fire has never been more essential
 —Thomas charts a map\n  toward the future.” —Kirkus (starred review)\n“Wri
 ting with exceptional verve\, Thomas captures the furious\n  intensity of 
 working on the fire line. . . . Narrative nonfiction\n  doesn’t get better
  than this.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)\n\n  Copies of When It Al
 l Burns will be available for\n    purchase at this event\, and the author
  will sign.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Come on an unforgettable journey to the fire l
 ine. See what happens\n  when it all burns\, understand why it all burns\,
  and learn how we must\n  reimagine our relationship with fire in Californ
 ia.\nMost of us have only seen California wildfires from a distance—smoke\
 n  in the air or a red glow on the horizon. But in this powerful event\,\n
   wildland firefighter and author Jordan Thomas takes us to the front\n  l
 ines through stunning photographs and firsthand stories from battling\n  C
 alifornia’s most destructive fires. In When It All Burns\,\n  Thomas recou
 nts a single\, brutal six-month fire season with the Los\n  Padres Hotshot
 s—the special forces of America’s firefighters. Being a\n  hotshot is amon
 g the most difficult jobs on earth. Thomas viscerally\n  renders his crew’
 s attempts to battle flames that are often too\n  destructive to contain. 
 He uncovers the hidden cultural history of\n  megafires\, revealing how hu
 manity’s symbiotic relationship with\n  wildfire became a war—and what can
  be done to change it back.\nExceptional. . . . When It All Burns is one o
 f those books that\n  immerses the reader in the nuances of a world most o
 f us know only\n  through the lens of tragedy and destruction. Thomas’ vis
 ceral\,\n  crystalline prose only adds fuel to the fire.” —Los Angeles Tim
 es\n&quot\;Passionately told\, impeccably researched and important. . . .\
 n  while Thomas’s detailed descriptions of grueling brush-hacking\n  sessi
 ons and near-constant life-threatening scenarios are riveting\,\n  the boo
 k’s power comes from its methodical\, clear-eyed and convincing\n  explana
 tion of how we wound up here in the first place—in a world\n  where megafi
 res inevitably rage out of control\, annihilating every\n  town and ecosys
 tem in their path.&quot\; —Washington Post\n“A riveting story of the costs
  of climate change and the realities of\n  this terrifying work\, as well 
 as an examination of the history that\n  got us here and the very real liv
 es now at risk.” —New York Times\n“Wedding anthropological research and el
 egant descriptions of the\n  natural world\, Thomas builds an argument for
  a clear\n  solution.&quot\; —The New Yorker\n“Thomas brings us to the fro
 nt lines\, deftly pulling the reader to\n  the edge of the fire in evocati
 ve writing that reads like a thriller…\n  Thinking about fire has never be
 en more essential—Thomas charts a map\n  toward the future.” —Kirkus (star
 red review)\n“Writing with exceptional verve\, Thomas captures the furious
 \n  intensity of working on the fire line. . . . Narrative nonfiction\n  d
 oesn’t get better than this.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)\n\n  Cop
 ies of When It All Burns will be available for\n    purchase at this event
 \, and the author will sign.
LOCATION:Buena Vista Branch Library (300 N. Buena Vista St.)
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